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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1996

Page

6

Lottery Winners Plan Ways To Spend Virginia Jackpot

Brunswick residents Carol and Richard Marceron won a 5.2 million Virginia Lotto prize. After taxes, the couple will receive about 182 238 dollars from the first of 20 checks. Bridge End Center in Lovettsville received five thousand dollars for selling the ticket and plans to donate part of that to local fire companies Brunswick and Lovettsville. The story notes community donations and public service aspects of lottery proceeds.

Saint Smith Brunswick Carol Richard Marceron IRS Virginia Bridge End Center Lovettsville

Fraley laments injury to Frederick County instrumental program

Dennis L. Fraley, president of Local 770 AFM and area band director, condemns a school board influence on elementary music. He argues elementary bands and orchestras are being diminished, citing neglect, political pressure, and a push to privatize lessons. Fraley urges parents to demand visible learning outcomes and product clarity.

Ion Frederick County Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia God Help Dennis L. Fraley American Federation of Musicians Frederick

Alexander's bold GOP vision aims to redefine welfare and power

Lamar Alexander urges Bob Dole to exit the race and presents a plan he deems fresh and radical. He would shift welfare to private community foundations funded by federal Medicaid cost takeover and tax credits for charities. He calls for vouchers for education and job training, a part time Congress, and strict term limits.

Chutzpah Lamar Alexander Bob Dole Alexander Dole Republican Party Clinton Washington Congress House Senate

Alexander's Vision Critique Heightens GOP Primary Tensions

The piece contrasts Alexander's moderate, job focused policy aims with Dole's skepticism of visionary plans. It notes Alexander's proposals like tax cuts, capital gains removal, education funding, and a flatter tax, while criticizing his emphasis on beating rivals over serving the public. It also cites Dole's disdain for grand vision and the risk of vote splitting in anti Buchanan efforts.

Alexander Dole Pat Buchanan Buchanan Clinton George Bush Newspaper Enterprise Association

Trends of Government Discussed at Frederick Women’s Group

Dorothy Detzer, noted advocate for world peace and former secretary of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, spoke on Trends of Government at a Frederick branch meeting of the American Association of University Women hosted by Mrs. Irving M. Landauer. The Frederick County Red Cross announced a $25,000 county quota for Red Cross Month to support armed forces, veterans, families, and disaster relief. Mayor Ronald N. Young pledged to press Annapolis for Frederick City’s fair share of county tax revenue amid redistribution disputes. Twenty five World Bank guests from 12 countries visited Frederick, hosted by Maryland National Bank and Eastaloe Aluminum Co, with tours and a VFW Country Club dinner.

Dorothy Detzer World Peace Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom Irving M. Landauer Rosemont Ave Frederick American Association of University Women Frederick County Red Cross Ronald N. Young Annapolis Frederick City Young World Bank Maryland National Bank Eastaleo Aluminum Co VFW

Resignation of Jeffer son Lutheran pastor sparks concern

Catherine B Cox of Burkittsville criticizes The Frederick News-Post for front page coverage of a Lutheran pastor's resignation dated February 20. Cox says the report harmed the church, community, and individuals, urging responsible journalism over gossip.

Jefferson Frederick News-Post

Allegations about Rev. Dr. Cudlipp spark reader critique

A reader condemns a St. Paul Lutheran Church report in Jefferson for publishing unverified accusations against Rev. Fred Cudlipp. The letter questions truthfulness, rights of the accuser, and impact on the clergyman’s career, urging more careful reporting.

Fred Cudlipp St. Paul Lutheran Church Jefferson

Local attorney faces disbarment over tax failures

Front page note reports Willie Mahone, a lawyer, failed to file and pay employees' income taxes for three years. The piece debates possible court outcomes while stressing taxes as law and questioning honesty amid past public good works.

Willie Mahone Mr. Mahone John Ford Mahone Attorney Grievance Commission of Maryland

Letters discuss Mahone honesty and reform critique

A reader rails at a Maryland attorney grader and Mahone, questioning taxes and integrity. The letter cites Contract With America and warns Medicare and Social Security bankruptcies under Great Society policies, urging reform and concern about welfare and socialism from a Frederick, Maryland standpoint.

America Iarge Mr. Guss Ms. Dodson

Letter debate on social programs and welfare in election year

Readers clash over welfare policy with Liz Dodson praising targeted, limited aid while Mike Guss warns against myths of Medicare Social Security and student loans cuts. The exchange questions who benefits from "dole" claims, notes military spending shifts, and cites Frederick County figures amid the election season.

Liz Dodson Mike Guss Mr. Guss Ms. Dodson Frederick County Social Services Frederick County Dole

Community letter urges support to save Catoctin Mountain Zoo Park

Shannon Kraushaar of Middletown argues the Catoctin Mountain Zoo Park harms the community by closing. She praises founder Richard Hahn and the Mel Danner led board, urges donations to prevent loss of a family friendly, up close animal viewing site with a petting zoo and regional impact.

Catoctin Mountain Zoo Richard Hahn Mel Danner Z00

Letters to the Editor Policy and Contact Details

The Frederick News Post invites letters from readers and requires name address and phone number for verification. Due to high volume some letters may not be published or edited for space or taste. Address Letters to the Editor 200 E Patrick St Frederick MD 21705 or fax 662 8299.

Frederick

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